Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 22, 1890, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: BATURDAY, N THE CITY. The temperature as reported by the local signal office was as follows: At 7 ;at 10 a, m., 46° and at 1 p Juetice Holmes left yesterday for Lin- coln to secure a requisition for Payton, the man held in Council Bluffs on the charge of s ing a case of surgi- cal instruments from a physician in this city, —_— Hood’ Sarsaparilla has a steadily ng popularity, which can only be won by an article of real merit. Give it a trial. Allen Wanted In Texas. “It 1s surprising what a cir Ber has,” remarked Chief Seave perused a lotter from Sherift Ford of Waco, Tex. Enclosed was a clipping from Tie Bee of o few days ago, with an account of the arrest of William Allen, who had for two years been supposed to be dead 1t also gave a brief history of the man's ca- reer as a criminal, mentioning incidentally that he escaped from Texas authorities four years ago and was a fugitive from justice. It stated that he was not held because it not known in what county in Texas he wa wanted or whether the Texas authorities would care to come after him, The sheriff of Waco wrote that he was anx- fous to get hold of Allen, and would gladly come after him if he could be re-urrested. It _is understood that Allen is now in the Bluffs, at least he was there a few days ago. Albright’s Choice makes money. Tickets at low rates and su perior accommodations vin the great Rocl Island route Ticket office, 1602—Six- teenth and Farnam streets Omaha. et <seis Physicians can always find the most recent parmaceuticals at Sherman & MecConnells, 1513 Dodge. Albright’s Cholce, buy early. A Smelting Works Trust, A movo is on foot among eastern smelting and refining interests to form a gigantic con- solidation or trust, with the avowed inten- tion of securing legislation favoring the ad- mission of Mexican lead ores free of duty. A thorough canvass has been made of the smelters and refinerics of the country and all, with the exception of the Omalia and Grant, which is the largest in the country, have ex- pressed n willinguess to entor iuto the com ination 1sh, secretary of the Omaha ant smolter, stated to a Bee man that smpany had declined to_enter into the proposed urrangoment, and had no idea of oing so. He admitted, however, that strong inducements had been held out to the com- pany toenter the combination. Albright’s Chol Dr. 3 N. Y. Life. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg. Enterprises and improvements planned that will make Omaha and most remarkably progressive city on the continent some of these projects will be given in the business review of tho woek in Tire SuspAy Bee, are bewng the busiest. The details of Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg. piadodionly All Music at Half' Price. 6,000 pieces only 10c a copy at Mein berg’s, 16th st. bet. Capital ave & Dodge. 8. A. Orchard. Carpet, furniture and drapery, s Plantn Beatrice preparations man & McConnell’s, 24 door west Albright’s Choice, call and see. Gayetics of November— smart world are always interesting reading, both to the members of the Four Hundred and those without the circle, and under the above hcading the busy men and women who give society life and color are pleasantly referred to, I'Im doings of the 1t you will send you Dr. Dye's Clobr and Appliances'on_trial. They will quickly restore you to vigor, manhood and health. Pamphilet free. Vouriie Beir Co,, Marshall ch, rss we will % Voltaio Dol The Lounger in tho Lobby—In the general Joy of the season of Thanksgiving the Lounger throws aside the mantle of the critic to say a fow words of the national holiday and its hearty welcome by Thesplans the country over, incidentally referring to coming at- tractions at the various places of amusement. Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg —— The only railroad train out of Omaha run expressly for the accomwodation of Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Chlu\go business is the Rock Island ves- tibuled limited, leaving Omaha at 4:15 p. m, daily. 'l'h'kvl oftic e, 1602 Sixteenth and Farnam sts., Omaha, A R Albright’s Choice, safo investment, ety Marriage Licenscs. The following marciage liconses wero is- sucd by Judge Shields yesterday: Name ana_ addr Age. Xaver Welshaunt, Omaha Annie Rumuer, O 73 5 Florence Y f 4 3 9 Mrs. Winslo aren teothing res mother. Jothing Syrup for chil the child and comforts the 206¢ a bottle. The following pe o Issued by tho superintendent of buildings yesterday: Woodman & Ritehie, 1-story brick stor- ago bulldlug, Seventecth and Nicholas streets X One minor permit.. Total . Hall's Hair Renewer 1s_free from alcohol and dyes that injure the skin. 1t is scientifi- cally propared and will restore gray huir to its original color and vigor THE lll‘}:\l 'Y MARKET. TS placed on record Novem- WARRANTY DEEDS. FtA Cail to Ino Cune, lot 11, bk 5, Olif- on GM l-uY RR I int In lot 3, blk et al r Place ext. . EH Walker tud wite 10 Clia Ruc 70 Florence .. Varner and wife to A i nuuln. ot dl Dblk 13, Draid itato W, i Lowo's ndd W H Russell and wife to W, bl ¥ Baker Place Henry Amblerand w. oar, und "k outh Omaha....... oar, lot 16, er, Henry Ambleretal to O K Sp oS 1m0, DL 1 Am bler bies Heury Awbler ot al t0 O K bmunuu“n, Tot &, bik 11, Ambler Place Albright's L' L Co. to G A {id oll 6 19 to21, 2 to 2, l.muquwall E U Glldl‘hlll‘fl‘ o and wife to 0 lot 2 and so 243, Uun]nuy 15 udd to Valloy 8 R Johnson and W Wiy sub lot 8 in lot 2, ( u}ulll\l add. W G Jones and wl(n w0 Cloux, b Briggs P s Wurtsho Euldwln. Bt S 1ot aunders & Himebaugh's add’ . A MoGavook and wife to Thos Murphy, lot 0, Riverside add .. J 1 Nelson to Freeland Sheldon, 104 17, Washington Sauare 18 Nelson and wite to 3l iige, 10t 20, block 19, Walnut Hil Eignteen trausfers, . A YOUNG THIEF, Frank Lanning Robs His Hostess of & Large Sum, A fourteen-yearold boy eiving the name of Frank Lanning was arrestod a short time ago with $492 in his possession, He was held two or three days, but as nothing could be learned concerning him he was allowed to proceed to Lusk, Wyo,, where he said his mother lived, but the money was held to await orders as to what disposition should be made of it. The boy said that he had been east with his mother, and that when they arrived here hesaw a man at the depot whom he used to know, and his mother gave him permission to stay over hero fora day or two to visit with his old acquaintance. Ie explained having the money in his possession by saying that his mother allowed him to carry it, and that when she proceeded on her journey she forgot to take it. Subsequent developments now prove that the youngster is an artistic and highly prom- ising liar. 1t transpires that the boy's correct name is Frank Motris, and that the assumed name of Lanning is that of his step-grandfather. It seems thut Morris' parents separated eleyen years ago, and since that time the father has by i at Kirkland, 111, and the mother at l’m\n.l where sne married again, The boy 1 lived with his mother, A few W ago 7 to Kirkland to visit his and while on his home stopped at Norris, 1L, to visit a 1 of his mother, While there be stole 500 belonging to that lady and started west. Owing to the dilatory actions s officials no notice of the rob- sent out and it was by the merest the Omuha officers got hold of overed the money the father of the city yesterday morn- [ n of his son he local authorities gave him such assist- and information as lay in their power, and heleft on the afternoon train for the northwest. gram was received from the sherift at Norris requesting the chief of police to hold the money and shadow the boy if possi- ble, as the Illinois authorities desire to prose- cute the case, Morr in the boy, RPN Gessle M e He che Wafers. Cure all headaches in minutes. At all druggists, Army Notes, Recruit David Allan, enlisted for the Ninth cavalry at_Vancouver barracks, has been or- dered to Fort Robinson for assignment to a troop. Corporal Duffey, company H, Eighth infan- try, stationed at Fort Niobrara, has been |lunfurw\\ as a private to the Fourth cav- alry. Hospital Steward Saunders, on fur lough at \\mlnuflwn D. C., has been ordered to report to the!commanding officer at Fort Nioorara for duty at that post. Lieutenant Schon, Fourth tioned at Boise barracks, Idaho, was a vis itor at military headquarters Thursday. Lieutenant Schon is on leave of absence. retary of war has recommended hat the payof the uo» s 0f the army bo inc infantry, sta- r ) missioned offics and that may be el to promotion to S60000 Henterming, Captain Simpson having been ordered to Rushville for duty in the field, Captain Hum- phrey has been ordered to proceed to St. Joseph to inspect horses to be purchased for Ninth cavalry, which duty Captain Simpsou was ordered to perform a few days ago. On November 14 the secretary of war di- rected that fifteen enlisted mien be placed upon the retived list atter thirty years’ servico in the arpy. Of that number there were eight privites, oue corporal, two sergeants, one principal musician, two saddlers and oné comm ¢ sergeant, s Try Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Cham- pagne, There is no foreign wine that has its oquet or any that is as pure, Aol Distillery Storekeepers. Collector Peters nas detailed two men as storekeepers at the Nebraska City distillery, Alex Clifton, who has been at the Willow Springs aistillery, and Andrew Carlisle, a new man. They started for their post yes- terday. Mr, Peters has sent to the revenue department the numes of two men whom he recommended for appointment as gaugers but intment has not yet. been made. he distillery started up ye Lsu-x-duy. Ithasa capacity of 13,000 bushels per day. problem that inter- 7 to do it is to in- ngnmo the system with Ayer’ Being a highly concentrated blood medi is the most powerful and economi sold for a doliar a bottle, but worth five, New Postal Service, Chief Cler’s Cramer of the postal service has been instructed to establish a new postal route on the line of railway vecently opened between Kearney and Callaway, This order kes effect on Monday next, and, for the present,it will be supolied by closed pouches, made up for each point along the line as the condition of the service will not admit of the detailing of a clerk for that route, Throat nlsmls"fl commence with a cough cold, or sore throat. —“Brown's Bronchial roches” give immed Sold only Price Lo in empt. Will Alley, an indian from the Sac-Fox reservation, was arrested by Deputy Marshal Hepfinger, for contempt of court. He was summoned to appear_before but failed to como. When_a he had been told_ by Mr. ves, who is looked upon by the Indiaus s authority on all matters, that he need not come unless ho wanted to, Albright’s Choice, best values. 1602. Sixteenth and Farnam streets is the new Rock Island ticket oftice. Tick- ets to all points east at lowest rates. gl Dot ih ANNOUNCEMENTS, When Mr. William J. Gilmore purchased from the estate of James Fisk, jr., the manu- seript of “The Twelve Temptations,” some years ago, ho dotermined to producoit in a grander way than tho original production. cle of “The Devil's Auction,” 1 was doing so well madeit necessary fm bim o postpone tho production, At ars of continuous prosperi o Devils Auction Mr. ilme the time was ripe for the production of his new spectacle, which has bproven even a greater success than the former. The cos- tumes were all d esigned by well known artists and the scenery is the work of such artists as Harley, Merry and Mertz, The sale of seats for the entire engagement will commence tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. “The Twelve Temptations opeus at the Boyd Mouday evening next fora threenight's run. Mr. George Clapham ropresenting Hoyt's musical farco comedy, A Brass Monkey, which is the Than flgn‘lng'nllmcliou at Boyd's opera house, is in the city. PP[ICGS Bakin Powde% Deed in Milllons of Homes— » %0 ¥ears tho Standare. y with hought As a Rule, 1t1s best not to attempt to remedy costives ness by the use of saline or drastic purga tives. Whien a cathartic medicine is needed, the most pr”apt and benefeial iy Ayer's Tills. The’ efect is to restore the regular action of .he bowels, without weakening them, Being sugar-coated, these Pills retain their medicinal virtues for & long time, and are easy to take. “T can recommend Ayer's Pills ahove all others, having long proved their valie as a cathartic for myself and family,"—J, T. Hess, Leithsville, “In 1858, by the advice of a friend, T began the use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for bil- lousness, constipation, high fevers, and colds. They served me better than any- thing Thad previously tried, and I have used them in attacks of that sort ever since.”— . W. Hersh, Judsonia, Ark. ' Ayer’s Pills, DR.J.C. AYER & CO0., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, Drs.Betts 2Betts Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists, 14209 DOUGLAS STREET OMAHA, NEB. widely ana favorably known speo- falists o the United Brates. Thelr long ex- perience, Femarlable skill and universal suc- 058 in troatment und cure of Nervous, Chronleand Surgical Dis eminent physicia e ahieEad avarywhere i A "CERTAIN AND. POSITIVE CURE for the awtul effects of early vico and the numer- ous evils that follow in {ts train PRIVATE, BLOOD AND > BICIN DISEASES gompletely and permaucntly cure REGUEBERT Y AND SERURL DTS om;uw 101 rendily to thelr sichical sront- men PILES, FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS aranteed oired without pain of detention m busine HYDROGELE AND VARIOOGELE porma- nently and successtully curcd in cvery case. T ORI EN - G R dper: matorrhea, Beminal Weakuess, Lost Mantiood, Night Emis yed Faculties, Female Weakness and all delicate disorders pecullar to either sex positively cured, a3 well au all functional disorders that result from youthi- follles or the excess of muture years. \TRIL[ URE $uatanteed perinane ntly complete, without outting, caustic or dilatation. Cures affected at home by patient without & mo- munw V\lnur nmwymue NG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN, A SURE CURE The awtul eftects of 4 early ‘vice which brings organic weakness, destroying both mind and body, with all its dreaded ills, permanenty cured. DRS, BETTS Address thoso who have fm- paired t)-omu\hc! by im- proper indulgence and solitary habits, which zulh both zaind” and body, \iniltting them for yormarsluge MARKIED MIN O those, entering on that happy life, awareof physical debility, quickly assisted. OUR SUCOE S Is based upon facts. First—Practioal expert. . ¥econd—Every case Ilsnuelnlly studiod ring right, ' Third—Medicines in our laboratory exactly case, thus effecting cures without injury, Drs. Betts & Betts, 1409 DOUGLAS STREET, « - OMAHA. NEB. [T o I took Sick, 1 TOOK. SCOTT'S EMULSION RESULT: I také My Meals, I take My Rest, AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON; etting fat too, ror Sccl(fi mulsion of Pure’Cod Liver 0i and Hypophosphitesof Lime and Soda Nor ONLY CURED MY Imeip- Ient Consumption BUT BUILT ME UP, AND 1S NOW PUTTING FLESH ON MY-BONES AT THE RATE OF A POUND A DAY, I TAKE I JUST AS EASILY AS 1 DJ MILK.” SUCH TESTIMONY 1S NOTHING NE SCOTT'S EMULSION 1S DOING WONDI DAILY. TAKE NO OTHER. tle these TRADE MARK _ ¥D Ing ¢ inal_ Weaknesy, 8 permaterrhoen, Impotency and all diseases that follow s a_se- quence of 8¢ shuse: as Lows of ory, dintv BEFORE TAKING. LG ArTER TAI Pain in the Back, Dimness of Viston, Premature Old and many other disea fend to insanity nption and & premature grave. | particulars In our pamphiet, which we_de- nd free by mail to every one.’ &~ The Spe- cino I8 sold at §1 per package, or six pack or will be sent free by mall on recelpt of by addressing THE GOODMAN DRUG CO., 1110 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB. On account of counterfelts we have adopted the yollow wrapper, the only genulne, DRINK EXCELSIOR SPRINGS #. e WATERS T GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, W. BAKER & C0'S | Bréakfast Gocoa T8 absclutely nd ® 8 otbie, No Chemvicais are used fn its preparation. Tt has wore ihan thres times (he airength 01 Corom mixed with Btarch, Arrowroot or Sugar, aud is therefore far more economicaly couting leas than one cent @ cup. Tt i delicious, nourishing, strengthening, EA« admirably sdapted persons in heaith Sold by Grocers nurywleu- W. BAKER & C0., Dorchester, Mass WANTED--- Agents to sell the Pluless “Clothes Line: tho oaly line ever Invented that holds the clothes with- out pins: a perfect suc patent recently fssucd; soldouly by agents, to whom L ox- clusive plght is given, On Fecelpt of % cents wo will send a sample 1ine by mall; also eircu- lars; price 1ist and terms to agent. Secure our territory at once. Address THE PIN LESS OLOTHES LINE €O, 17 Hermon st, Worcester Mass. FEMALE BEANS Ah-luul‘nlhhlu. pertectly safo, most powerfulfemale norknown uever (all 43 m& luldflmnobul Am::' TioN A\lUETMLN’I‘G\. Boyd s Qpcrja Houpe America’s Artisthedomodian, Mr. Henry B. DIXEY and his morry com aay.ef players, under th tion of MR. BARGEAY H. WARBURTON, Ladies' ar Y day, 1 Ohitdron's Matinee To- urday and Sunday Bwenings * Farewell Productions of ADONIS At the request of many Omaha admirers, Mr. Dixey hus consented to g1ve his famous n..uunm..,r enty Irving at each of theso rman tinee prices, 25 cents to 81,00 1ts to #1.50. The Grand- Tonl bt Special MATIN EE THIS §ATURDAY AF i ERNOON. Mrs. Francts Hodgson Burnett's Beautiful Dramatio ldyl— Little Lord Fauntleroy —Presented by the— OHIGINAL NEW YORK COMPANY. PIICES for thelr o aro lower o and_woro nt of the 1A SEATS, VLR i 11U BALCON WM d. GILMORES fous Ballet Spectacle. the 12 -TEMPTATIONS - [ £2 With 100 peaple. The witehing Duncers, 1 de: Inltics, Th the Bal Leous Costumes. $hitgber of Spocinciog. Suturday at regular pices. DIME LDEN MUSE WILL LAWL aer, C str and_ Ballcts, The TIE 1/ N @ comedy interspersed with bright, rkling songs and gay, Jolly, rollicking A Jaughuble tty, nonsensi WHITNE! aliste und Instrument- ulists, 2 DIME ADMITS TO ALL. A California lim_g Foot Makes ¢ Frosh Blood and Pro- duces m«h. iseases, Physicial Debillty, Vit ro Ducay, <"1 eay Torm., Cold ‘Hundls of ain in the Back and other forms of Wanknes Dr. Hobbre Nerve Tonlo Dills bring the rosy tint of health & shallow cheek. aEvos Fenble, shouid. fake this wreat Li16 Renewer. Try thorm: and you will joih tho n and women Who daily For ‘sato by Dugaisis Sthy mall, Address Hoas's H[flll}ll( 0.. PROPS.. SAN mum. CAL, E_IN OMATA, 3 Kuin & O Cort ott & Danginh Sirce, J. A, Fuller or. 1th & Douglas Streets. . Coineil Bluffs, | PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST NORTH and SOUTH 1303 Farnam Strash HARRY P. DEUEL, City Passenger and Tickat Agent =OMAHA == Medical and Suroical Tnstitute Corner 9th and Harney Streets, Omaha FOR THE TREATM‘NT OF ALL Chronic Diseases and Deformities. DR. A. T. McLAUGHLINgPresident. Founded by Dr. J. W. McMenamy. DR.E.C.WESTS HERVE ANDTBRAIN TREITMENT i TE I LAt e inbitior 1ex Tnvoluminty Lo aa by Gver-oserioy of ho om mau(gunu Box cont 3'a bo umm.ua. rebngsr IATanteo o Tefund money if tho Croatment {ails 60 o Gt matees bamwed and genuine sold oty by GOODMAN DRUG CO., 10Farnam Street, = = Omaha Neb, PARKER HOU SE BOSTON, J. REED WHIFPLE & CO., Proprietors YOUNG’S HOTEL, BOSTON. J. REED WHIPPLE & CO, Proprietors. RUROPEAN PLAN, Cooking and Service excelled by none. Complete il aprintments " ot locaun i the el o' Boston Transoript s ir. ‘Whipiio 1 a ot landlords, and_patrons of Parkors' miy e i et i, the ¥00d Gid_ Limos of 16a Harvoy b. WHBPLH wih eontioue the managemont o 88 heralorore. R. SANDEN'S ELEOTRIC BELT Aukr Wk rerie U EL K RLARTNIG AL A e Wonk “murmln o o1 Elecfelty e el h and T1GOROLS T 5000 WHAT s the difference between our ninetys , five cent hatand the hat usu« ally sold for two dollors? $1.0O5, that's all! The prevalent warm weather throughoutthe country; mud wher you'd expect snow; warm where you'd expect cold; spring, gentle spring, where you want to look for winter, have combined against the man who makes clothing and left on his h which should have been sold amonth or s The season is over for the maker, urers liter surplus stock. Our ands great big piles of suitg X weeks ago. its the wearer ally tumble over each other in their efforts to unload buyer, manufacte their s turn now, ALWAYS ON THE SPOT PICKS UP THE “PLUMS.” Every train from the eastis bringing us suits bought fop $2o0r$4 oreven $68 less than we could buy the same suita month agoand XU Ly IS THR BENEFEFIT. Today we place onsale three great lots worthy the attention of any man who needs clothes: 1 Ja ONE: LoT TWO LoT THREE: excellent quality Farmer honestly sewed; 150 elegant silk and wool Cassimere Suits, sack coat, lined with s satin, good sleeve linings, every well worth a dozen dolla 175 beautiful fancy silk striped Cassimere Suits, cutaway coats, well made, well lined, well trimmed. day for eighteen dollars. A magnificent picce of goods, of a neat brown plaid, cutaway coat, elegant linings, silk bindings and cut to fit. twenty dollar gold picce from your pocket. Suits no better are sold AT $8.60 A SULT, AT $11.00 AU, AT $14.50 A SUIT. stitch every Would tempt a And still there’s more to follow. NEBRASKA CLOTHING CO. Open evenings until 8 o'clock; Saturdays until 10 o’clock. WOONSOCKET & RHODE ISLAND RUBBER GOODS, BEST MADE. We carry the BIG STOCK of the west, quote Eastern prices and are 500 miles nearer you than any other solicited. market. Correspondence - American Hand Sewed Shoe Co, OMAHA Try our Leather Soled Rubber Boots. BARGAIN DAY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, For one day only we will offer Children’s Hilt - Suits [Heretofore marked from 86 to #10.] the low and uniform price of FIVE DOLLARS!! | At Come early and take your and we will verify ‘Webster’s definition of a Bar- gain as “A gainful and satis- choice. factory transaction.” NO CURE! NEB. NO PAY. Dr.DOWNS~ 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebh. Seventeen years experience. tho greatest success, nll Nervous, Chronte aud r Spermatorrhua, Lot Manhood, Seminnl Wenkie ses of the Blood, Skin und Uriniry Organs. oure. Consullation free. a m.to 12 A regular graduate In medicine, us diplomas show, ate Disoases. st NightLossas, Tripot 500 R AT AR P A Ts still treating with, ‘A permanent cire guaranteed for Cu ncy, Syphilis, Stricture, overy case I und Hake ¢ p. . Sundays 1 6. 5. RAYMOND WATCHES. DIAMONDS and FINE JEWELRY Sole Agent in Omaha for Gorham Man- ufacturing Co’s Sterling Silverware MANTLE CLOCKS, RICH CUT GLASS and CHINA. Our Stock of Fine Gools is the Largest and Our Prices the Lowest. Come and seo us, Cor. Douglas & 15th St DR. RICHARDS, | Practice Limited to l DISEASESorme LUNGSY ——AND—— NERVOUS SYSTEM. Rooms 316 lo 320 Dee Bldy 011111/1«1. arre cora srmmes s e e DR. BAILEY GRADUATE DENTIST A Full Set of Teeth on_ Rubber, ~ fi Five Dowu Teeth ext A" witkout anae fillings at lowest Teeth with= A pertect fit guaranteed. without paln or dange thetles. Gold and sllv ratea Bridge and Crown Work, out plates. All work warranted. F’ICE PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM Entrarce, 16th strest elevator Open evens ngs until 8 o'clock DH GLUCK Eye and Ear, BarkerBl ock 15th aud Farnaw. Teleohonelit W. S. ROBINSON, ANALYTICAL and CONSULTING CHEMIST. waters and Oilsa Speocialty 1112 DODGE STREET, OMAHA, NEB. FRENCH SPEGIFIG . A FO?ITQIE H‘ulmlncn! C ther Botite.” Prie [ TAHL. For L By Al Drunlltl- THE DUEBER. HAMPDEN WATCHES ‘THE BEST. FACTORIES LARGEST INTHE WORLD. \\&“R'HAMM@, - WATCHES THE BEST SEND FOR OUR BOOK, KEEPER. THE DUEBER WATCH CASE “FRAUDS MFG.CO, N WATCHES." CANTON, OHIC. TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF CONTRAOT WORK 18 bolng advertised In ENGINEENING NEWS AND AMERICAN RAILWAY JOUINAL; published ad Tribune Bullding, New York City, and for salé by all newsdoalors. Price GRATEFUL-.-COMFOR NG EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST, By 8 thorough knowledge of the natural Iawe which govern the operations of dige: v”.‘nmn nutr} tion, and by & care .|4.,‘.,u....um Of b tine propors tios of wel I a our break escape many fortitied with e —C1yll S Mudo simyly with U 10 il p JAMES E 1k water or milk. So1dory od this hic Chemisty ondon. Fuzland, ‘Consequences by Sfethos for 16 ILL FIND YOU ou-rr REL Addross o sal